Sentence examples for capability of the eye from inspiring English sources
What capability of the eye does Dasher make use of?
Tiger Woods was the latest victim of HD camera technology that established beyond the capability of the naked eye that his ball had moved and come to rest in a different position when attempting to remove a twig at the BMW Championship in September.
The distance to which we can sail our model yacht is limited by range of the radio transmitter and receiver in the control system and by the capability of the human eye.
While academics have been working on computer vision for over 50 years, they have not been able to produce systems that see the world with anything like the capabilities of the human eye.
In Afghanistan, when coalition forces initially provided health care to civilians, evidence mounted that this undermined the competence and capability of the Ministry of Health in the eyes of some populations, who perceived their own government to be unable to delivery essential services.
SS-OCT has shown the capability of imaging the entire eye from the cornea to the retina in one image [ 9].
We validate our method by comparing our approach with currently available eye detection algorithms including a commercial face recognition software in which one of its capabilities is the extraction of the eye locations and a state of the art academic approach.
The eye tracking capability of the Spectralis® SD-OCT has allowed for exact (in location) comparisons of lesions over time.
Plus, ZoomInfo's semantic based search engine and its vast information-delivery capabilities have caught the eye of quite a few Fortune 500 tech companies, including Oracle and Yahoo! (ZoomInfo offers a premium service products like highly powered executive only searches to companies).
Nilsson and colleagues provided an important piece to the puzzle in their original paper [ 3]: the modeling of functional capability of eyes depending on their size and the physical characteristics of the environments in which eyes operate.
It must clarify and communicate its specific aims and functions and performance to such an extent that it maintains its credibility, capability and quality in the eye of professionals, politicians as well as the public.
